Sentence examples for sort of theoretical from inspiring English sources

ROBERT DESIMONE: Yeah, so this is all, at this point, a combination of sort of theoretical speculation, hand waving.

Some talked about it in a sort of theoretical sense, like the woman who said she wanted five children and didn't even have a boyfriend yet.

I would urge on people both the practice of it and some sort of theoretical thinking about the place of kindness among the virtues.

Given the stakes for physics, he said, it would not be proper to attempt any sort of theoretical interpretation of the results.

Thus a sort of theoretical stress concentration factor was calculated in function of the dimension and of the location of the spot facings of the clamp.

It is in fact possible to read the relationships between the two couples in the later work as a sort of theoretical distillation of those in the earlier one.

Still, econometric estimates are subject to all sorts of theoretical and empirical limitations.

What sorts of theoretical entities, then, could they be, and how could they serve in physical theory?

Malebranche attributes all sorts of theoretical errors, fashions, and factionalism (including what he clearly considers an irrational preference for scholastic philosophy) to the prejudices generated by such passionate overflow.

A sympathetic viewer primed by the sort of European theoretical writings that became popular in the art world in the '80s might discover more such deep philosophical meanings in Mr. Kuitca's visually lifeless sampling of Modernist motifs.

Also, why do you describe 'climate change', a growing body of peer reviewed scientific evidence currently accepted by around 97% of the global scientific community, as some sort of potential theoretical anomaly which may or may not be happening?